Leadership
Minimum # of leadership activities for the year: 1
List of example elective activities:
- Civic engagement (e.g., community activism, political campaigns)
- HHSP leadership event
- Hoosier Leadership Program
- IU Political & Civic Engagement (PACE)
- Leadership conference, retreat, seminar, workshop
- Leadership course (e.g, EDUC-U 450, SPH-L 102)
- Leadership Minor
- Service to HHSP, university, or community (e.g. student ambassador, volunteer at food pantry)
- Student government
- Student organization/club involvement
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval.)
When to complete: Fall or spring Semester
HHSP Community – Wellness & Retention – Professional Development
1. HHSP Community Engagement
Minimum # of HHSP community engagement activities for the year: 2 — 1 required + 1 elective
Required Activity:
- HHSP Freshman Seminar EDUC-U 215
(Fall only) Note: Some HHSP freshman are exempt. Contact us for more information about EDUC-U 215 and the exemption policy.
List of example elective activities:
- HHART Arts Showcase (in February)
- HHSP social event (e.g., Dogs & Donuts)
- HHSP Link student organization social event (e.g., Trivia Night)
- Involvement in organizations with other Hudson & Holland scholars (e.g., HHART, MAPS, STEM Outreach)
- Civic engagement (e.g., community activism, political campaigns)
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
When to complete: Fall only for EDUC-U 215. Fall or spring semester for elective activities.
2. Wellness & Retention
Minimum # of HHSP wellness & retention activities for the year: 2
List of example elective activities:
- HHSP Wellness & Retention event (e.g., Wellness Café, Zumba)
- HHSP Link student organization Wellness & Retention event (e.g., DeStress)
- Emotional wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP)
- Financial wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP)
- Meeting with HHSP Wellness & Retention Advisor
- Physical wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP)
- Social wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP)
- Spiritual wellness event or course (can be outside HHSP)
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
When to complete: 1 activity per fall and spring semester.
3. Professional Development
Minimum # of professional development activities for the year: 1
List of example elective activities:
- Career/internship fair
- Career course
- Conference, symposium
- Create or update resume
- Creative activity (e.g. performance, art exhibition)
- Graduate school event (e.g., fair, panel, workshop)
- Health Professions & Prelaw Center (HPPLC) event
- HHSP professional development event (e.g., IU School of Medicine visit, alumni career talk, graduate school event, lab tour
| - Informational interview
- Internship
- IU professional development event offered by any of the career centers, academic schools/departments, student organizations, or other IU programs (e.g., resume workshop, etiquette dinner, networking event)
- Job shadowing
- Meeting with career or HPPLC advisor
- Publishing creative activity or research
- Research
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
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When to complete: Fall or spring semester
HHSP Academics
Minimum # of academics activities for the year: 6 — 4 required advising sessions + 2 academic electives
| Advising Requirement for HHSP Freshmen in University Division (UD) |
- 1 individual session with HHSP advisor
- 1 additional session with either HHSP advisor, other IU advisor, or some kind of group advising meeting (e.g., career services, overseas study, major exploration, study skills, etc.)
| - 1 individual session with HHSP advisor
- 1 additional session with either HHSP advisor, other IU advisor, or some kind of group advising meeting (e.g., career services, overseas study, major exploration, study skills, etc.)
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Must meet with HHSP advisor both fall and spring semesters. |
| Advising Requirement for HHSP Freshmen in University Division (UD) AND a Member of Another Program (e.g., Athletics, Groups, Hutton Honors, 21st Century Scholars, Wells, etc.) With Assigned Academic Advisor: |
- 1 individual session with either HHSP advisor or other assigned academic advisor
- 1 additional session with either HHSP advisor, other IU advisor, or some kind of group advising meeting (e.g., career services, overseas study, major exploration, study skills, etc.)
| - 1 individual session with either HHSP advisor or other assigned academic advisor
- 1 additional session with either HHSP advisor, other IU advisor, or some kind of group advising meeting (e.g., career services, overseas study, major exploration, study skills, etc.)
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Must meet with HHSP advisor once during academic year either fall or spring semester |
| Advising Requirement for HHSP Freshmen Who are Direct Admit (DA): |
- 1 individual session with major advisor
- 1 additional session with either HHSP advisor, major advisor, other IU program advisor, or some kind of group advising meeting (e.g., career services, overseas study, major exploration, study skills, etc.)
| - 1 individual session with major advisor
- 1 additional session with either HHSP advisor, major advisor, other IU program advisor, or some kind of group advising meeting (e.g., career services, overseas study, major exploration, study skills, etc.)
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Must meet with HHSP advisor once during academic year either fall or spring semester |
| List of Example Elective Activities for ALL HHSP Freshmen: |
- Academic skills/success courses (e.g., EDUC-X 101, 105, 150, 152, 153, 155, 157, 158, or 159)
- Academic skills/success events by programs outside HHSP (e.g., FASE, Groups, 21st Century Scholars, Hutton Honors, etc.)
- HHSP academic skills/success events (e.g., Study Skills for CHEM-C 117, Academic Success in STEM)
- Meeting with peer coach
- Meeting at least monthly with peer mentor
- Review session before an exam
| - Office hours with instructor/professor for each class
- Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) each week for MATH-D 116 or MATH-D 117
- Study tables or study groups each week
- Student Academic Center (SAC) workshops
- Using tutoring resources each week for a class
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
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When to complete:
2 advising meetings per fall and spring semester
1 academic elective per fall and spring semester |
Diversity
Minimum # of diversity activities for the year: 1
| List of example elective activities: |
- Alternative spring break trip
- Courses (e.g. SWK 102 Understanding Diversity in a Pluralistic Society)
- CultureFest
- Culture center event
- Diversity event by other IU groups outside HHSP (e.g. residence halls, Union Board, etc.)
- First Thursdays
| - HHSP diversity event
- Overseas experience (mission trip, study abroad)
- OVPDEMA diversity event (e.g., Potpourri of the Arts, MLK Celebration)
- Student organization diversity event
- Themester event
- Other (discuss with your HHSP advisor for approval)
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When to complete: Fall or spring semester |
